The thin slices of abalone, the refined scallop, the cool savoury jelly, the sculpture-like presentation. It was a very good way to start of the evening.
Very tasty, I never expected longan soup to taste like this. The chunky chinese walnuts were tender that they break apart as soon as you plonk them in your mouth. The taste of the flatfish dissipate on your tongue as well and is not overpowered by the soup. My favourite dish of the night.
This was my second favourite dish of the night. The crusty coating sealed all the flavour of the fish in all its goodness while the veggies texture were of the right consistency to complement the tender fish.
The mellow sweetness of the honey and the fragrance of the japanese bamboo leaves brought out the subtle taste the of the chicken and the tender meat just falls away at the touch of a knife.
Tasted like a perfectly unfinished risotto with a delicious tiger prawn stock, tinted scallops and pearly round rice. Not watery or soupy.
Yay!!!! Durian!!!!
Probably one of my favourite dessert on the MIGF menus. So sinfully good especially the tangy summerberries (cranberry, strawberry, blueberry, raspberry) and the mellow durian flesh. So much contrast, so much texture. OOOOMMMMPPPPHHHH!!!!!!
Chef Lam wasn't around that night so we bid adieu and moved on to Iketeru and Latest Recipe to check out next month's promotion.
Awaiting more feedback on my food reviews, Say it so in the comment section.
2 comments:
with so many spicies the soon hock still good ? >.<"
it was in the crust, so remained distinct from the fish.
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